New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
A MASS FOR FNGLANDS IRISH VICTIMS.
4 soMBRE JUBILEE SERVICE IN THE CHURCH OF

A MASS FOR FNGLAND's IRISH VICTIMS.
A soMBRE JUBILEE SERVICE IN THE CHURCH OF
THE HOLY INNoCENTs.
There was Jubilee celebration yesterday afternoon
in the Church OF the Holy InnOcents Thirty sevenths
and Broadway In the form OF solemn requiem mass
for the repose OF the souls OF the 100000 persons who
have persisted from hunger and eviction during the fifty
years OF EEglands misrue In Ireland The pastor OF
tho church. Father Larkn. celebrant Father John
Doherty deacon and Father william Kenny, subdeacon
Pressure brought upon Father Larkn in the form
of threatening letters and personal interviews to induce
him to say but these efforts we're useless Not
only did he say but he delivered somewhat bitter
lecture relating what had occurred IN Ireland since the
Queen reached the throne. Tho clergymen appeared
within the sanctuary In mourning vesments and tho
music under the direction OF Organis j. s. Raey was
I'm keeping with the solemn character OF the occasion
There large congregation Close 10 the church inc
Union jack was nSised from ,ne o.e. ,h ny anu
favorable to the reJocinss going on In England
When mas. was over. Father Larkin came AM,
by ' john Francis Mcguire, NJ p, entitled, 1.-THE, Ir.a
in America" The extracts which he read showed how
apd 90 on in ireland during the fty years which
the Queen occupied the throne He spoke OF the SIX
suburbs Of Montreal and Of the nineteen hundred who
died kingsonall emigrants and all gathering from
ship fever. which they contracted during the yoyae;
Most OF those who the church began 10 cry aud
even some OF the sobbed aloud Fatuer iarkn
closing the book from which he had been readiug said
These of tho specimens Of British tyranny and
British which occurred during the glorious
reign Majesty This pretty evidence OF the con IL
ton OF people during the reign OF the Queen who
has cen good mother. and 10 be IN especial
manner the mother Of the poor ana the de.t ule.
year o the Israeltes. According 10 the laws .,
God they had. suoh occasions, Co en- ncp>te thet
that the lands were restored TO the people
They has To innuence her govern
ment Is she indeed such nonsntit that she coa not Pre-
from working injustice upon the irish Peogiet
The willing to forged and forgive but the Ens 81
prepared TO do justce. And the Irsh arc
condition OF things that really worse
than slavery What grand Jubilee for the Ga sen o.
England worthy OF her Roya Majesty she woul not
restore Lind the people abe might a. least see st
Justice was done them; that they saved from
Let u.s. therefore take vengeance upon England
and upon people OF England. by throwing Goals OF ne
upoD their heads in the shape Of prayer: IN Their n..
They following the teaching OF christi try are
not under the influence of religion Lei us pr.t 20,
them Let for the Queen OF England, Dus
people England that the Lord oos down upon
them do what IL just 10 people VINO
have pundered and murdered long as we can re-
member.
Irishmen came to the church from all quarters OF mo
CITY Prominent among them was ODonovan Rosa,
who looked warlke all the time